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Radiation (atomic structure)
Isotopes
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What is the main topic of today's video?
A review of the
atom
in
chemistry
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What does the nucleus of an atom contain?
Protons
and
neutrons
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What charge do protons have?
Positive
charge
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What is the relative mass of protons and neutrons?
One
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How much smaller are electrons compared to protons or neutrons?
About
two
thousand
times
smaller
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What does each box in the periodic table represent?
A particular
element
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What is the elemental symbol for lithium?
Li
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What does the atomic number indicate?
The number of
protons
in an atom
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Why is the atomic number important?
It determines the
element's
identity
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What is the mass number of lithium?
Seven
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How is the mass number calculated?
By adding
protons
and
neutrons
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How many electrons does lithium have?
Three
electrons
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What are isotopes?
Atoms with the same
protons
but different
neutrons
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What are the isotopes of lithium mentioned?
Lithium-6
,
Lithium-7
,
Lithium-8
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What is the stability of isotopes?
Only one or two are
stable
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What happens to unstable isotopes?
They decay into other
elements
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What is radioactive decay?
The process of unstable isotopes emitting radiation
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How are electrons arranged in an atom?
In
energy levels
called
shells
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What happens when electrons gain energy?
They can jump to a
higher energy level
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What is an excited electron?
An electron that has gained
energy
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What provides the energy for an electron to jump levels?
Electromagnetic radiation
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What happens after an electron jumps to a higher energy level?
It falls back and
re-emits
energy
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What is ionization?
When an
electron
leaves the
atom
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What charge does an atom have after ionization?
A
positive
charge
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What does ionizing radiation do?
Knocks
electrons
off
atoms
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What are the key components of an atom?
Nucleus
: contains
protons
and
neutrons
Protons: positively charged, mass of one
Neutrons: neutral, mass of one
Electrons: negatively charged, much smaller than protons/neutrons
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What information is found in a periodic table box?
Elemental symbol
Atomic number
(number of
protons
)
Mass number (total of protons and
neutrons
)
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What is the process of radioactive decay?
Unstable
isotopes
emit radiation
Can emit
alpha
,
beta
, or
gamma
radiation
May emit
neutrons
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How do electrons behave in energy levels?
Arranged in
shells
Can
jump
to
higher
levels when
energized
Fall
back and
re-emit
energy
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What happens during ionization?
An outer
electron
absorbs enough energy
Leaves the
atom
, creating a positive ion
Ionizing radiation can cause this effect
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